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Considering a 32T front 22T rear SS Fat Bike for off road - will that be low enough

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Considering a 32T front 22T rear SS Fat Bike for off road - will that be low enough

Thinking about this one Save up to 60% off new Fat Bikes and Mountain Bikes -Fixie SingleSpeed MTB - Gravity 2014 Deadeye Monster

I have some steep hills. I'm not opposed to walking some uphill for a change of pace, but don't want to do it a lot. I'm an old guy and not athletic / fit.

You think the gearing will be low enough?
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